Bull rider Waylon Hiler of Woodbury, Minn., gets a leg up — and his bottom down — on some other participants in the 37th annual Cowboy Downhill competition at Steamboat on Tuesday. The popular event is part of the National Western Stock Show, Rodeo & Horse Show, which runs in Denver through Sunday.

If they weren’t out in front or behind during the every-cowboy-for-himself, no-holds-barred, winner-take-all race to the bottom at the annual Bud Light Cowboy Downhill on Tuesday at Steamboat Ski Area, they were likely in a pile somewhere in between.

That was the case for many of the cowboys and cowgirls who competed in the 37th annual event, but not for Marc Gill, a bullfighter from Laramie, Wyo. Gill won the Stampede, on Stampede trail, after another competitor was disqualified for starting early.

Gill, competing on Telemark skis in his second Cowboy Downhill, said he was ecstatic. After last year, Gill said, he couldn’t pass up the opportunity to return.

“They couldn’t drag me away from here,” he said. “It doesn’t matter if I win. I come here to ski with my family. But I did have a spot on my mantel for that bronze.”

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